Nepal faces significant environmental challenges, from climate change impacts to biodiversity loss. At the same time, many communities struggle with poverty and lack of sustainable development opportunities.
We believe that these challenges are interconnected and must be addressed together. Our work is driven by the understanding that:
Our work spans across six key areas, each addressing critical challenges in conservation and development
Focused on conserving endangered Dholes through scientific research, habitat protection, and mitigation of human-wildlife conflict.
Empowering local communities to lead conservation efforts through sustainable practices and participatory management models.
Building awareness and environmental stewardship through school programs, publications, and village-level campaigns.
Expanding conservation beyond protected areas by focusing on corridors like Khebang and Kalikhola that connect key biodiversity zones.
Scientific research on Dholes, prey species, and conservation outcomes to inform policy and improve conservation practices.
Collaborating with national and international bodies to influence conservation policy and strengthen protection frameworks.
We follow a comprehensive approach that ensures sustainable impact
We begin with thorough research to understand local contexts and challenges.
We engage with local communities to understand their needs and priorities.
We implement projects with community participation and local ownership.
We continuously monitor and evaluate our projects for impact and sustainability.
Through our work, we have achieved significant impact across Nepal:
Projects Completed
Communities Served
People Benefited
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